Sentence examples for felt cost from inspiring English sources

Before the game, Alou said he was still upset over an umpire's call that the Cubs felt cost them the second game of Tuesday's doubleheader.

The Edinburgh side will also be without Bruno Aguiar for the return leg after the Portuguese midfielder was dismissed moments after the opening goal, a decision the manager Valdas Ivanauskas felt cost his team victory.

James feels cost can be reduced and it won't harm the business.

They have felt the cost of reforms -- but have yet to see the benefits.

Victim Support says it also discussed moving out of London last year, but felt the cost of doing so was prohibitive.

Columbia approached the Smithsonian about taking the rest of the machine, but the institution felt the cost was high and the chance of display low.

The build up to the final day was dominated by Glamorgan's decision the previous evening to declare their first innings at 103-4 as the visitors felt it cost them the chance to claim further bowling points.

But, they weren't so socially enjoyable that I felt the cost of attendance (a nice bottle of red wine for each) was really worth it.

However, not all women felt the cost, usually stated at US$0.12-0.230.12-0.23it was unreasonable for its' purpose.

On the other hand, participants who felt the cost unreasonable, since it was "like gambling considering such low successful outcomes of transfer," went to step 4, thinking discontinuation.

Those who felt the cost reasonable- since it was "not a matter of money, as much as an investment for hope"- went to step 4, thinking continuation.